Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
King Humbert of Italy is Still Unsue-
cessful In Forming New Min
istry-ChoIera Outbreak.
Germany Rapidly Supplying Her Army
With the New Repeating Riie-The
Porte Anxious to Nj .diate.

ITALY's CRISIS.
| ROME, Feb. - -L'Opiuion saws King
Humbert has asked Comte de )bilant,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs in the late
! Cabinet, TO form q new ministry
l, is not believed he will
accept. 1t is thought more probable that
| Signor Depretis, Prime Minister,
VIII finally be intrusted with the
task. L'Opinion advocates the con-
struGtien of Cabinet which shall
! have for its three most important men,
bers Depretis, De Rooilanr and De Rud-
! mi, Vice-presidents Of the Chamber Of
| Deputies.
CHOLERA.
VIENNA, Feb. I2.-Cholera has made
its appearance at ESsegge, Slayona.
There is an average of eight deaths
daily:
STILL WARlIKE.
BERLIN, Feb. I2-MaeuZ Zeitung says:
"The danger of war VIII not cease until
stable conditions are established in
France and the further development Of
! the military measures of General Boulan-
ger is stayed. The peaceful assurances
! Of the French government are over esti-
mated, as the governing powers of
| France have only slight hold over the
nation. AS far as Germany's prepare
tionS go nothing can be founded upon the
/ calling out of the reserves. The fact that
| 100000 reserves are under drill will not
hasten the mobilization CT the army sin
gle hour"
The Machrichten says: at hiss been
! decided al Paris TO discontinue the dis
| patch of reinforcement to the frontier
until the 2lst inst. General Boulanger
has promised his colleagues he wi / order
no more war preparations without their
| approval"
| The BoerseWeak KolnischcZ ZeitUng
says one-third Of the army is already
armed with the repeating rife and by the
end of the month go, 900 men will be
c0mpetently drilled.
OFFERS To MEDIATE.
! PARIS, Pab. l2-Le Mat.n states the
Porte offers to act as mediator in the
/ Russo-BuIgaria dispute ard the Franco
| German misunderstanding. The French
minister to Morocco has been summon
ed to Paris.
MEETING Forbidden.
! DUBLIN, Feb. II The Nationalist meet
/ ing announced to be held at Loughrea to-
morrow has been proclaimed by the au-
thOrities.
| GERMAN OFFICIALS SPREADING ALARM.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Metz advices say the
| German officials have done their best to
spread alarm. Director Kreiss set the
example by buying Il quantity of provis-
ions. The town was Immediately mum
dated with peasants Offering enormous
quantities of corn, poultry and potatoes
at ridiculously low prices. Hundreds of
laborers are engaged 10 strengthen the
forts.
TO BECOME CABINET QUESTION.
BRUSSELS, Feb. l2.-The ministry Will
probably make the adoption of obligatory
military service cabinet question.
PURCHASING 1IMBER.
PARIS, Feb. - The government is
purchasing timber in Bohemia fer the
purpose of constructing barracks.
THE DISABLED STEAMER.
LONDON. Feb. l2-The steamer HOl-
land, from London for New York, report
ed Yesterday as returning u Queenstown
with loss of her propeller, was towed past
Kinsaie this morning.
SELECTING MAGAZINE.
LONDON, Feb. I2.-Tne war office
committee has decided to recommend the
Lee Burton magazine.
KEEPING Up WITH THE PROCESSION.
BRUSSELS, Feb. I2.-Itis announced that
all the ports in Belgium along the frontier
of France have received compete war
armament. Preparations have been car
RED to the extent of mUbllizing troops.
King Leopold will be commaDde1-in-
chief of the Belgian forces, with General
BriSImOnt as chief of staff. The Count
of Flanders, brother of the King, will
command first army corps, and General
andersmissin the second.
PA2SELL's AMENDMENT LOST.
LONDON, Feb. l2.-Parnells amend
ment TO the address in reply the Queens
speech was rejected, 352 to 246.
TIE sOBRANIE TO MEET.
SOFIA, Feb. l2-The Sobranje will
meet or the return Of the Bulgarian dep
utation to Sofia.
GIADsTOSE's LETTER.
LONDON, Feb. l2.-GladstOne, writing
in support of Staggs, candidate Cor
parliamentary seat for Burnle made
vacant by the death of Peter RYAnds,
says: Tor the last twelve
months have been telling the English,
Scotch and Welsh taat their Parliament
will continue paralyged and it, business
neglected until it settles the Irish
| question. The Scotch and Welsh belieTed
Iu1L, NuL INC SOIlDclu I-uslAct b-'-
not believe it, and stopped the way.
They will pay heavily for the delay.
Before we reach certain conclusion
we will have to play with them
and after the thing has been done TIE
Tories viii begin to say and believe that
they have always oean Home Ralers.
costly playing with national interests
seems to be the main purpose for which
tie Tories resist. They played for ser
4 tain time with all the great questions
for the last afty or SIXTY years.
When they leave off playing
with one they soon tizd another With
which to play again. l hope Burnley vii
give them them ) lesson.
JAIOBINI's SUCCESSOR.
PARIS, Feb. is.-L'UniveIse (2sWs=
paper announces that the Fapal EuneSo
a. Madrid, Monsignor Ramisolia del BIN
daro, has been appointed Fontitica- oec'
rotary, succeeding Cardinal Jacobini.
wAET INDEEENDENT REP SEsENTGTINEs
DUBLIN, Feb. l2.-The professors OF
Dublin University have issued mani
festo, urging that in the failure the institu
ton be represented by Independent mem
t bers in Parliament. 1t declares That the
sisuors desire to discounteuanCe the sys
te m of reserving the constituency Tor Law
Ulcers of the crown "hampered by tie.
of of2cedom."
Taken to Terrell.
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